Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-07-21

DR.. F. }. Boston. the dentist has returned
from his business trip north, and he wishes
to inform the public that he will remain in
Lewiston but two weeks only oheL he ex.
poets to leave for Narrcns, Idaho.
John Silcott while petting a colt at the
| Welpe one day last week was kicked IN the
breast by the animal. he injuries received
were first thought t. be serious. but how
eve he was able to 90 on with his party.
7. NJ Davis county treasurer and pub.
lie administrator LETT on Saturda, for Pa
louise to take charge OF the property of VIM
E~inl. who recently died at his home near
falouse City. Mr.. Davis returned ON Mou
day evening.
\ two-eggea chicken thief entered Frel
/ Manning chicken house On Saturday even.
my during his absence from home and stole
a 'cuul dozen chickens. Fred says he. has
tour lett which will not pay HIM to tceu,
/ ahd that he vii present them 20 the Iarty
who so kindly helped themselves, II they
will call around.
Scott Rogers paid visit thi. week to the
MICA mines situated ON Bear creek, about
! sixty miles northeast of Lewiston. lie
furnished us with specimen. which beyond
i doubt is the genuine article, He says
| the lr!se is about ten feet thick and has
been traced up the gulch for about one
| mlie and a half.
J. Eads who has charge of the street
| sp inkler III this city, was taken with bleed
ing at the nose on Thursday and it was with
great diff ulty that it was stopped by thu
valuable medical assistance of DR.. Shaft.
The great loss of blood cansei Mr. Eals t.
| ha,np,n uenn opl h., - = al
attend to business.
$. l.. Thompson. Sr., exhibited to US this
week a file Of the Hocds'ock Observer, pub
lished III lSll-66 years ago in Woodstock
Vermont, while Richard Skinner WAS gov
ernor OF the state and hef re the days Of
steamboats,. railroads, telegralhs and tele-
phones 1t is rare relic of former days
of our fathers and granufathers.
Drs NJ. \ Kelly and G. W. Shaft per.
formed the operation of cutting ont rug
bone on the right foot of the well known
horse "Tim,' the property of DR.. Kelly,
on Monday last at Moore's stable 1t wa.
a difficult operation to perform, and if there
is cure for such a disease we think these
! gentlemen have Effected it. Old Tim is
valuable animal and We trust the operation
will prove successful.
Mrs. |. c. Hattabaugh while carrying a
rocking chair from the sitting room to the
| front porch at her residence on Saturday
evening" at dark, ran the chair against the
casing of the door the jar throwing her over
| the same, lnillcting severe bruises, from
which S! e fain ed away. 1t wss feared 70,
some time that her condition was critical.
but upon arrival Of DR.. Kelly end with hi,
assistance was much relieved, and she is now
getting along nicely.
The game law for this territory was up
on the 10th inst A dog in town, more
clever than wise, and on the morning of the
18th entered Geo. Lakes chicken house on
east Nam street, and was about to make
way with one of the chickens, but George
was on the ground with shooting iron,
and commenced to let the lead fly. The
! dog ran, bowling m'st mercifu, but wheth.
er the shot had tn fred effect or not, we
were unable to iill dr.
The y. p. snrrcy e.s, consisting Of two
parties, under div engineer, G. G. NanArsdol
who have been in the Camas Prairie and
Salmon river country since April, arrived
here on Friday last. One of the parties un
der Engineer Paul left for Omaha the same
evening. and the other party nave pitched
camp IN the eastern part of town. SIX of
the party under Engineer Nutting returned
to Cottonwood on Sunday to make connec.
non with township lire.
The Catholic school in this city. known
as the st. Al'ysins Academy, that has be n
so ably ard successfully conducted by the
Sisters during the past two years, has been
abandoned. Father Diomed has been in
the east during the past two weeks using
all endeavors for the further maintenance of
the school, but we are sorry to hear
that his efforts are of no avail All who
have been under tuition at this school have
made most rapid progress and it is great
l"ss to Lewiston that she should loss this
Institution.
ACCIDENT. While f. A. Rowley and l..
Stannus were putting upa wind mill on the
farm of l.. G. Church in Tammany Hollow
on Tuesday. and while Mr.. Rowley was on
the platform adjusting the wheel, the wind
started it and threw him to the ground
distance OF twenty two feet, breaking both
wrists, besides receiving severe injuries
about the head aud !eft hip Mr.. Srannus
Immediately brought him to his home in this
city, ard Dr. Sterling, who was summoned.
dressed the wounds, and the sufferer is do
ing as well as could be expected
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